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What are your realistic expectations of when and how the beaches will re-open?
- Thread starter Eunice
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I've no clue how widely accepted this model is, but do note that their prediction for a peak in California is roughly 30 days earlier than the last estimate I heard from Gov Newsome a few days agoThis is interesting...
Coronavirus State-By-State Projections: When Will Each State Peak?
Wondering how bad the coronavirus crisis is going to get where you live? New modeling offers state-by-state projections.www.npr.org
They’re still some open here, but probably not for long - lots a fuckin idiots coming down from out of the area, crowds at a couple spots 3-4x the max crowd I’ve ever seen. Total sh!t show. Cops driving around giving people warnings. Fucking morons.
handfull of guys chancing it right now in LA at one of the points.
lets see how long this lasts.
lets see how long this lasts.
Just so you know - all you c0cksucking asswipes that are so insecure you couldn't go surfing without a buddy - you ruined it for the rest of us.
I think you might be right, but if true they'll neve reopen for lack of students. There won't be a single student left in this state at that point. The families will all leave or those that've gotten used to homeschooling will keep doing it.
Enrollment was already headed downward before this.
nah. you are way too pessimistic.
the virus problem will be solved one way or another.
the timeline will be a motherfooker but it'll work out.
1-2 years IMO
Except that somewhere along the way here school has become a social safety net. Food, shelter, clothes, and a safe/positive environment for many kids. Right or wrong, this is for the have-nots, who need school to become at least semi-productive members of society. Autoprax said something to the effect as well, homeschooling is like a bandaid on a sucking chest wound. It doesn't come close to providing what kids need, especially for the little ones. Not sure how it could look for older/high school /college kids.
And, at least where I teach, the parents are not capable of it, day in and day out. Unless they are professionally trained as a teacher or/and are independently wealthy to stay at home. Not a large part of Americuh! Plus, they just want the damn kids out of the house.
I'm already looking towards next school year when a new crop of 1st graders, who will have missed a large chunk of Kindergarden, coming in with lower academic, social, and emotional skills. Plus the stress induced by this event.
School will definitely look different. Hopefully smaller class sizes, help for janitorial/cafeteria staff, more parent involvement..
